Pronunciation: /ˈslʌmbərsəm/
adjective describing someone or something as being inclined to or conducive to slumber; sleepy or drowsy
A1 After a long day of playing outside, the children were slumbersome and fell asleep quickly.
A2 The cozy bed and soft blankets made me feel slumbersome as soon as I lay down.
B1 The soothing music helped create a slumbersome atmosphere, perfect for relaxation.
B2 The gentle rain outside the window added to the slumbersome feeling of the lazy Sunday afternoon.
C1 The luxurious spa retreat provided a slumbersome experience that left me feeling rejuvenated.
C2 The combination of the comfortable mattress and blackout curtains made the hotel room a truly slumbersome haven.
formal After a long day of work, I was feeling quite slumbersome and ready to go to bed.
informal I stayed up late watching movies and now I'm feeling all slumbersome.
slang I was so slumbersome after the party last night, I could barely keep my eyes open.
figurative The heavy rain made the city streets look slumbersome and deserted.
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